Unrest and official notices amid Atlantic and Parliament talks
An excerpted report blends shipboard outbreaks and precautionary measures by Custom House officers on a Dutch ship at Spithead with dispatches from London. It notes Lord Mansfield declined Speaker duties, France-Spain tensions, possible Parliament adjournments, and calls for naval and militia movements as signaled by various royal and municipal actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geary
Yffemonden
Dmirah
Altotia
de’ Ak Niffer
Loudor
Baron
de. Sporke
Mediterranean
Alg Riers
Spain
France
Earl of Harcourt
Calais
Duke de Choiseul
Lord Mansfield
House of Péers
Paris
Mr. Seldon
Westminster-hall
Gondimer
Sawbridge
Othey
Massachefer’s Bay
North
Europe
Guildhall
Rockingham
Femple
Ford
Pyle
Inérpofed
Shrewsbury
Furgeon
Albemarle-street
Solander
British Museum
Phillippine Islands
William Byars
Tartington
Sussex
Serjeant
Glynn
Court of Common- Pleas
Horne
John Sheals
Newgate
Admiralty
Allen M‘coy
High Seas
Earl Waldegrave
Navertoke
Essex
Randal
John A’ Great
St. George’s Fields
Jordan
Aldersgate-street
Archibald
Montgomery
Earl of
Lord Vicount
Miffintown
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Fragmentary historic notices and surrender lists from Guildhall records
The fragment lists individuals such as Cobb, Croftie, Bowden, and Rowsay along with surrender dates in December at venues like the White Lion and Guildhall. It also mentions loan dividends, various trades, and notices on receipts, certificates, and holiday observances from 1771.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guildhall
Mr. Cobb
Sadler's Ball
John’.Croftie
Wm. Crofbi
George
Bowden
Liverpool
Lancaster
White Lion
Water -Itiverpool
Stafford
Potter
Roebuck
Newcastle Under Lyne
Mr. Sparrow
Torney
Newcastle Under
Welch
Newgate-street
Thomas’ ‘Dendy
Hortham
Sussex
Ruth
London
Richard Hodgson
Gracechurch- Street
Joseph ‘Hardy
Clare-market
Charles Heath
The Clandestine Marriage at Drury Lane Tonight
Theatrical Intelligence reports a Drury Lane performance of The Clandestine Marriage this Monday evening as part of a program alongside Jubilee at Covent Garden presenting The Earl of Essex and Herlequin Skeleton as the continuation of the bill.
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Drury Lane
Covent-Garden
the Earl, of Essex
Herlequin
Pocket Ledger Ad for 1771 Yearly Reference Book
An elderly advertisement listing KEARSLY pocket ledgers for the year 1771. It promises red leather bound editions with note pockets and a ledger format for receipts payments and bills, plus extensive tables and lists including Parliament houses funds banks and market days.
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Abitra&t
Wales
London
G.I Mearily
Ludgatean
Cguti Ahr Ai
Ocket Ledger
Fragmentary text on expenses and charity warnings
The readable lines warn that money lost or saved affects expenses and blessings may follow from prudence. The passage urges reviewing spending to avoid waste and encourage compassionate use of funds. No clear persons or organizations are identifiable.
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L¢ University
Ranelagh
Beau _y
Hackney Coschins
Mondey
Nove